Sentence examples for formula was lost from inspiring English sources

The original formula was lost and remains unknown.

Eno and Byrne have made a new record, "Everything that Happens will Happen Today," their first in 30 years--the formula was lost, but now it has been found.

The formula is lost in the resulting fire.

"After that it would have been hard to believe that lead-tin yellow would have been used because the formula for it was lost," Mr. Wachter said.

A Japanese Grand Prix he really had to win to stand a realistic chance of retaining his Formula One world championship was lost as his team-mate Nico Rosberg took an increasingly strong grip on the 2016 title.

That landmark celebration was lost to miserable cramming in physics formulas and biological pathways.

The restrictions reduce the degeneracy, but some compounds are lost when formula generators are restricted by heuristics such as Lewis senior rules and ring/double bond equivalents, and allowable element ratios.

Accordingly, these properties are commonly taken to be central principles of NML.[1] Rational Monotony states that no conclusions of Γ are lost when adding formulas φ to Γ that are not contradicted by Γ (i.e., it is not the case that Γ ¬φ).

The body created to represent the mutual goals and grievances of Formula One teams is losing two highly visible members of its rank and file.

In November the Local Government Association LGAA) said that a fairer way of distributing Whitehall cash needs to be devised, as under the current Barnett formula English councils are losing out to the tune of £4bn a year.

China's standard economic formula, they say, is losing its potency: overzealous government investment and lagging consumer spending are creating serious imbalances that are expected to lead to a much more painful reckoning, perhaps not long after the new raft of younger leaders assumes power in early 2013.